Discover the man behind the Music of the Night through an evening of story and song about the life and music of Andrew Lloyd Webber. This show broke box office records during its debut at Theatre Collingwood in 2016, and has had audiences cheering around Ontario ever since.

Any Dream Will Do: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber takes the audience on a ‘behind-the-scenes’ look at the life and music of the man behind The Music Of The Night. Told through story and song, the show is brought to life by top musical theatre performers from Stratford, Toronto, the West End, and Broadway, and features an avalanche of Webber’s hit songs, including Memory, Don’t Cry For Me Argentina, Love Changes Everything, Unexpected Song, Tell Me On A Sunday, The Phantom of the Opera, Sunset Boulevard, and The Music of the Night. Any Dream Will Do: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber is a true triple-threat – a unique and powerful musical documentary style show and an engaging educational experience that will leave audiences raving about the show long after the final curtain.

Adrian Marchuk:
Adrian has been creating and performing theatre across North America for over 20 years. He spent three years performing as Frankie Valli in the Toronto and Las Vegas companies of Jersey Boys, as well as other hit shows including The Light In The Piazza, Joseph and…Dreamcoat, Next To Normal, Grease!, Bat Boy, and two seasons at the Shaw Festival.
He is the creator of the successful Broadway Biographies concert musical series: Any Dream Will Do: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, A Whole New World: The Musical Magic of Alan Menken, Over The Rainbow: The Harold Arlen Story, and The Sweetest Sounds: The Richard Rodgers Legacy.
Adrian also teaches voice from his home studio in Toronto, and his students have performed at Stratford, Shaw, Mirvish, and Broadway. His newest show with Jeff Madden, How We Got To Jersey: A Tale Of Two Frankies, will be touring Ontario throughout 2024. adrianmarchuk.com

Alexis Gordon:
Alexis Gordon is a professional actor originally from London, Ontario. Selected credits include: 5 seasons at The Shaw Festival, Fiona in Brigadoon (2019 & 2023), Betty in White Christmas, Jennifer in The Doctor’s Dilemma, Charley’s Aunt, Rope; Baker’s Wife in Into the Woods, Sunday in the Park with George (Talk Is Free Theatre); Charlotte in A Little Night Music (Denver Centre for Performing Arts); Ma in the North American Premiere of Room (Grand Theatre/Mirvish); Winifred Banks in Mary Poppins, Belle in A Christmas Carol (Grand Theatre); Hook Up (Theatre Passe Muraille/Tapestry Opera); four seasons at The Stratford Festival, The Fantasticks, Coriolanus, The Tempest, Sarah Brown in Guys & Dolls, Anne in A Little Night Music, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Passion, Julie Jordan in Carousel, The Sound of Music; Obeah Opera (Nightwood Theatre); the world premiere of The Gravitational Pull of Bernice Trimble (Factory/Obsidian Theatre). AWARDS: 2022 Dora Award for Outstanding Performance in a Leading Role for Room, and the Inaugural winner of the Banks Prize for Emerging Artists with Musical Stage Co. TRAINING: BFA Acting, University of Windsor. @alexislgordon

Dillan Chiblow:
Dillan is an Ojibwe storyteller from Garden River First Nation. He first trained at Sheridan’s Musical Theatre program and holds a Masters degree in Musical Theatre Performance from The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Dillan was the Syd & Shirley Banks prize recipient (2020) and is one of the recipients of the Musical Stage Company’s Aubry Dan Fund for new musicals for The 7 Fires: A New Musical, where Dillan is the book writer. He was recently nominated for a Dora award for Outstanding performance by an Individual for his portrait of Hummingbird in the world premiere of Bentboy at YPT in Toronto. Dillan has a passion for telling his peoples/Indigenous stories from Turtle Island and Indigenizing the Musical Theatre industry. Select Credits. Film/TV: SkyMed(CBC); Run The Burbs(CBC); Murdoch Mysteries(CBC); Theatre: Starwalker – Eddie Starwalker (Urban Ink & Musical Stage Co); Bentboy – Hummingbird (Dora nomination) (YPT); Baapi Roho – Banks Prize Cabaret (Musical Stage Co); Only Drunks and Children Tell The Truth – Rodney (Magnus Theatre); Children of God (Citadel, Segal Center, Western Canada Theatre, Urban Ink).

Maggie Lacasse:
Maggie is a Montréal native and a graduate from the Randolph College for the Performing Arts. Selected credits: Jane Seymour in the Original Canadian Cast of « Six The Musical », Featured Vocalist on the single « Wonders of the Universe by Alan Menken », Shalica in the musical « Step Up: Dubai all in! » & Lead Singer for worldwide production shows on the seven seas. She is so grateful to be joining the cast of Any Dream Will Do and being able to play alongside new and old friends. She sends love to her friends, family & everyone out there supporting live theatre.

Jay Yoo:
Jay Yoo is a Korean Canadian guitarist and composer based in Toronto. He has finished a bachelor’s degree in Jazz Music Performance at University of Toronto, and now teaches and performs in and around Toronto.
Having studied with a number of renowned musicians such as Geoff Young, Mike Murley, David Occhipinti and Ted Quinlan, he is a versatile musician, active in a number of projects that explore multiple musical genres ranging from jazz, funk, rock and R&B to musical theater. Some of the projects Jay is involved in are a dance cover band ‘Dance Pass’ that performs regularly at the Drom Taberna, a traditional Korean fusion band ‘Haneum’ that is involved in many culturally interactive projects, as well as an award winning band ‘Snaggle’ that performed at various festivals in Ontario. In addition, he leads his own projects and collaborates with others in groups such as ‘Jay Yoo Group’, ‘Jenna Marie Sings R&B’, a Japanese city pop band ‘Next Perfect Day’, and an Korean indie-pop group ‘Toasted Walnuts’.

Jamie Bird:
Jamie Bird is a graduate from the University of Western Ontario, Bachelor of Musical Arts program with a focus in Percussion performance. During his five years at UWO he was an active participant in the UWO Percussion Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Jazz Ensemble, and held the post of Musical Director for the award winning Western Mustang Band for three seasons (2006-2009).
You can see Jamie as an active member of the vibrant musical scene in Toronto, Ontario. He can be seen around town playing in cover bands, on stage with a cabaret performer, or in the pit orchestra for a musical theatre production.

Jacqueline Sadler:

Jacqueline is overjoyed to be joining old friends, and making new ones, in this production of Any Dream Will Do. In a career spanning 25 years, she has performed coast to coast, from multiple seasons with The Charlottetown Festival to the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, and everywhere in between. A “Jacqueline of all trades”, and master of virtually none, her very selected credit include: Rachel in Two Pianos, Four Hands; Soprano Soloist for oratorios; music festival adjudicator, choral conductor, and multi-instrumentalist, including a brief stint as Guinness World Record Holder in Church Organ Marathon. Speaking of marathons, Jacqueline’s most recent accomplishment is winning her age class in The Niagara Falls International Half Marathon. She is the composer of the musical Oil Rush! which will be presented by Victoria Playhouse Petrolia in May of this year. Jacqueline lives on a farm in Eastern Ontario, where she raises chickens, milks cows, makes cheese, and sings to make her gardens grow.